Monthly Archives: October 2023
North Moore’s late TD decks Cummings
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
Cummings needed one more defensive play to thwart visiting North Moore on Monday night in a Mid-Carolina Conference...
Bar members jockey for new public defender position
It might lack the drama or romance of TV’s Golden Bachelor. But a different kind of competition that’s brewing a bit closer to home...
Burlington mayoral and city council candidates: where do they stand?
Next month’s general election will present voters in Burlington with a broad spectrum of choices as they mete out the position of mayor as...
Cyclist suing driver who hit him in 2020 for medical expenses and other damages
Grant Davis Newman, of 944 East Haggard Avenue, Unit 2, in Elon is suing the driver of a vehicle who he claims hit him...
County board of elections meets at new headquarters
The members of Alamance County’s board of elections gathered together on Tuesday in their new headquarters at 1128 South Main Street to finalize the...
County selects architect to redesign industrial building to house 9-1-1 center
Alamance County’s board of commissioners has approved a six-figure design contract for a former industrial building in Burlington that will ultimately serve as a...
Council gives unanimous nod to Maple Avenue zoning panned by planning board; and to rezoning for Culver’s
Burlington’s city council has signed off on a controversial rezoning request that will allow commercial development to penetrate deeper into the historically residential areas...
Divided commissioners give school board member, radio owner Chuck Marsh seat on tourism authority
Alamance County’s commissioners have tapped a member of the local school board to fill a sought-after seat on a special oversight board that promotes...
Commissioners allocate final 2018 bond referendum funds to ACC
Alamance County’s commissioners have agreed to cash in the nearly $16 million that’s left of a $39.6 million bond package from 2018 in order...
Western wins a close one Friday night, but senses need for more
By Bob Sutton
Special to The Alamance News
With the start of the state playoffs still a couple of weeks away, Western Alamance’s football team played...
